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Dohyun Lim

Dohyun Lim is a trusted East Asia country analyst whose work provides deep, clear- eyed insight into Korea’s political dynamics, regional security, and human rights challenges. His practical expertise and multilingual skills help clients navigate sensitive inter-Korean issues and shifting policy trends in Northeast Asia. Dohyun’s clear research, strong cultural understanding, and ability to deliver nuanced, actionable intelligence make him an excellent partner for governments, NGOs, and private clients. His commitment to objective, balanced analysis adds unique value for any organization seeking reliable country expertise in one of the world’s most complex geopolitical landscapes.

Name
Dohyun Lim
Occupation
Dohyun Lim is a seasoned East Asia political analyst and risk
consultant with more than a decade of experience delivering indepth research, policy briefings, and socio-political analysis on
Korea, Japan, and regional security dynamics. He has advised
think tanks, international NGOs, and private sector clients on
governance trends, inter-Korean relations, human rights, and
regional conflict risks. Dohyun’s strength lies in combining
rigorous field research with actionable strategic insights for
clients operating in complex East Asian contexts. He is a
skilled communicator and cross-cultural bridge-builder, providing clear and nuanced country intelligence for decision-makers.
Expertise

− South Korea: Political Risk & Governance Analyst 

− North Korea: Security & Human Rights Researcher 

− Japan: Regional Relations & Policy Advisor

Experience

• 2021–Present: Freelance East Asia Country Analyst, Independent & ClientBased Projects (South Korea, North Korea, Japan) 

• 2017–2021: Political Risk Consultant, Regional Security and Governance Reports (South Korea, Japan) 

• 2013–2017: Researcher, Inter-Korean Relations & Human Rights Projects (South Korea, North Korea)

Publications

“Navigating Political Risk in the Korean Peninsula” — 2020 “Human Rights Challenges in North Korea: Policy Perspectives” — 2017

Languages
Korean (native), English (fluent), Japanese (intermediate)
Ethnic groups expertise
All ethnic groups in the countries of expertise.
Political groups expertise
All political groups in the countries of expertise.
Religious groups expertise
All religious groups in the countries of expertise.
Other social groups expertise
All other social groups in the countries of expertise.
Fees
[Private to EIN members]
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